Sentence examples for thereafter sometimes from inspiring English sources

He proposed to several women thereafter, sometimes suggesting, as an inducement, that he would probably die soon and leave his widow with a valuable estate; but he struck out.

Under its able rulers of the 16th century (Muḥammad Dunama, ʿAbd Allāh, and especially Idrīs Alawma, who reigned c. 1571 1603), Kanem-Bornu (thereafter sometimes called simply Bornu) was extended and consolidated.

Thereafter, we sometimes ran into each other in the hallway between our apartments, and things did not get any less awkward.

Translations of Themistius's paraphrase of the work, and a lost work by al-Farabi on demonstration (or perhaps Averroes's critical remarks on that work), were used by Albert the Great, and though they dropped out of circulation soon thereafter, scholars sometimes cribbed from Albert's commentary.

Christmas shows were produced infrequently thereafter and sometimes were the only new episodes in years without an order for a new series.

Until 1692 (and sometimes thereafter), the cardinal-nephew (or a lay nephew) would be the chief archivist of the Pope, usually removing the archives to a family archive upon the death of the pontiff.

Thereafter, the ship was sometimes referred to as the "Muddy Mo," a takeoff on "Mighty Mo".

Transplanted adipose tissue was gradually absorbed during the first 2 postoperative months (especially during the first month), and the breast volume showed a minimal change thereafter, although skin tension sometimes lessened after 2 months.

Sometime thereafter, Emma was gone.

For a good time thereafter, sleep was fitful and sometimes impossible without a mild sleeping potion and a page-or-two dose of Spenser's "The Faerie Queene".

Lindbergh, a very private man, spent years thereafter waging a cold and sometimes hot war against an intrusive, abusive media.